Surgical Tooth Extractions
Removal of teeth that can't be extracted with simple techniques — broken-down teeth, root tips, severely decayed teeth, ankylosed teeth, or teeth near nerves/sinus.
Guided by CBCT imaging, the surgeon reflects a small gum flap, removes minimal bone as needed, and may section the tooth for removal with minimal force; the socket is cleaned, grafted/PRF-treated as indicated, and closed.
Fractured/severely damaged teeth, retained roots, teeth broken at the gumline, failed root-canal teeth, or teeth referred as too complex for routine extraction.
- Predictable removal of complex teeth
- Bone-preserving technique protects future implant options
- Lower complication risk via 3D planning
- Sedation available.
CBCT 3D scanning reveals hidden root curvature, fused bone, and nerve proximity before the first incision.
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Every consultation at our Cambria Heights office starts with a 3D scan and a clear, written plan.
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